The phrase "a few sorry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express regret or apology, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I have a few sorry feelings about how I handled that situation."
Alternatives: "a few apologies" or "some regrets".
There are a few sorry sights, like the vandalized granite plinth, built in 1903 to honor a long-forgotten singing troupe.
If we want to reverse the flood tide of killing in this country, we'll have to do a hell of a lot more than bad-mouth a few sorry politicians and lame-brained talking heads.
You'll then have to pick up your Wii at the same store some time in January when they call you, and that should be before January 25th, though with holiday volumes being what they are, I'd expect a few "sorry" calls.
But even Rudolph W. Giuliani -- who was generally unapologetic even in the face of relentless criticism -- threw out a few "sorrys" once in a while.
The anaesthetised piglet was apparently smuggled into the ground in a cooler, the stewards involved told a few porkies (sorry) that the animal was about to be consumed as lunch.
You will probably be entitled to a few more "sorrys" from his family over the years, and may as well work out the kinks.
I've only got a few seconds left, sorry.
We would have been happy to end our meals with the mezes, and on a few occasions, were sorry we didn't.
It does not make everything OK for the New York Times and the columnists writing for the paper to write a few we are sorry columns.
The problem is that once you have witnessed first-hand a few of these sorry episodes it is impossible not to feel caught in a never-ending cycle that cannot be broken because the problems are too fundamental and too far beyond the influence of an England manager.
And while I try to distract you from the fact that I paid full price to see "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen," I thought it would be incisive (and fun) to consider a few mainstream movies (sorry, no Todd Solondz cries for help here) from the past 20 years or so that represent New Jersey for good, bad and "Coyote Ugly".
